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400 BROAD ST, SEATTLE, WA, 98109: FEMA flood zone X (area of minimal flood hazard). FEMA rates this neighborhood's overall natural-hazard risk Relatively Moderate, higher than 70% of census tracts in Washington; highest: earthquake Relatively High. Also below: drinking water, housing counselors, childcare costs, internet, disaster history, earthquakes, home prices, crime, EV chargers, county health, electricity prices.
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- Flood ZoneThe flood map at that exact spot
- Hazard Ratings18 natural hazards for the neighborhood
- Weather AlertsActive alerts right now
- Air QualityCurrent air quality and forecast
- CrimeReported crime per 100,000
- Drinking WaterThe water system and its violations
- InternetProviders in the county
- ElectricityThe state's average price per kWh
- Home PricesChanges over 1, 5 and 10 years
- EV ChargersPublic chargers within 2 miles
- County HealthObesity, diabetes, smoking, uninsured
- Childcare CostsCounty prices by age
- SchoolsNearby public schools, closest first
- CollegesReal cost after aid, graduation and earnings
- Housing HelpNearby free housing counselors
- National ParksAlerts, closures, fees and campgrounds
- Night SkyAurora chance, moon, darkness and tides
- Outside the USEarthquakes, disaster alerts and weather risk
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